Honoring Those Who Served: A Look at Veterans Benefits in the United States
Veterans benefits in the United States have a long and storied history, reflecting the nation’s commitment to supporting those who...
How A Government Shutdown Affects Federal Workers & Retirees
Through Congress avoided a shutdown at the end of September, 2023, the stop-gap measure only funds the government another 45 days as the...
Money-Saving Tips For FEHB Open Season
When this year’s FEHB Open Season kicks off (November 13, 2023 through December 11, 2023), the vast majority of federal employees will...
Balancing the Scales: Addressing Disparities in Federal Retirement COLAs
In 2024, the annual cost-of-living adjustment (COLA) for federal retirees is set to return to more modest levels after experiencing...
Government Shutdown Avoided as Senate Approves Funding Extension
President Joe Biden ratified a bill this Saturday that ensures government operations continue for another 45 days, pulling the nation back...
Impending Government Shutdown Looms as Tensions Rise and Compromises Falter
With the clock ticking, the possibility of a partial government shutdown starting October 1 looms larger as the parties involved appear to...
2023 Annual Contribution Limits For TSP
Since inflation has been at a record high, it has increased the annual TSP contribution limits because they’re subject to annual cost of...
2023 Tax Brackets & Higher Standard Deduction
In October, 2022, the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) announced inflation adjustments for tax year 2023. Since inflation is currently very...
2023 COLA Predicted To Be Biggest Increase In 40 Years
Mark your calendar – the annual, Social Security Cost-Of-Living Adjustment (COLA) for 2023 will be announced on October 13, 2022....
Medicare Part B Premium Lowered For 2023
The good news – Medicare Part B premiums will be approximately $5.20 lower per month than in 2022. According to the Centers for Medicare...
